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Anonymous users2024-01-24Wrap a few loops of hemp rope around a pillar, smear it with catnip, grab it before grabbing it, and grind it later.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's time to cut your nails.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Buy an anti-scratch pad on the sofa, if you don't think it's good-looking, buy a toy for the cat to scratch and train it to catch it, and if it really doesn't work, buy the kind of cat that doesn't like to smell and paint it near the sofa
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Anonymous users2024-01-21I haven't raised it, so I can't cut my nails.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Cut your nails and change to a separate sofa.
My cat doesn't just scratch the couch! Good to grab the curtains! I'm! No way! Is there any way to grind its claws is the nature of cats, and it is impossible to change. But cats don't scratch other places, they just like to scratch the sofa, just.
It's an animal instinct, a cat wants to hunt, and it uses its claws to sharpen its claws so that it can catch mice or something.
Back paws. Hopefully the claws will be sharper. This is the habit of cats. You can buy something specifically for the cat's back paws to scratch him. Or find a cardboard box for him to catch. But the first thing you have to do is train him not to grab the couch.
It may be grinding its claws, and sometimes it may be biting the sofa because of grinding its teeth.
It's the biggest headache for cat slaves to scratch a good sofa by cats, but no matter how you teach it, it seems that you will continue to scratch the sofa that is already full of holes. In fact, if you want the cat to stop scratching the sofa, the owners have to know what the original intention of the cat scratching the sofa is. Usually, cats scratch the sofa because they want to grind their claws, and after understanding the reason why cats scratch the sofa, the owner can "deal with" the cat. >>>More